Solid. Appreciate the different rap styles within the group. Not exactly sure what differentiates Power In Numbers from any of J5's other albums for inclusion on the list but it's as good as any of them so why not? Genre Impact: Low Decade Impact: Low Absolute Impact: Low Listenability: High Re-listenability: Very High

Interesting and funky. Last couple songs get repetitive. Relative (to decade) Impact: Low Absolute Impact: Low Listenability: Medium Repeat Listenability: Low

I've listened to this album at least monthly since it came out in 1985. Still sounds fresh, relevant, and insightful after 40+ years, incredible. One of the strongest albums in modern music IMO. Relative (to decade) impact: Med Absolute impact: High Listenability: High Re-listenability: Very High

Funny how I've listened to their hits my entire life, and based my expectations on that. in fact, I was sure that I had listened to this entire album at some point but I was wrong. This album has a lot more of a "60s popular music" sound than I expected. So much so, that sometimes they even sound like a Rolling Stones clone. But this all collapses into the accretion disk of the black hole that is My Generation, a song breaking so far afield of the standard 60's rock as to behave as a Singularity, opening up a new universe for rock, AND for this band to move on to craft their defining future sound. Genre impact: Huge Decade impact: High Absolute impact: Low Listenability: High Relistenability: Low (except My Generation: Very High)

College rock for the college educated? I'm not "against" cerebral music per se, but there has always been something about the Talking Heads that made me question whether it was me? Or was it them? I mean, a LOT of people love them. So I naturally wondered what it was about their musuc that I was missing, while "everyone else" got it. Upon listening to this full album through for the first time, at 52, I think I may have discovered what it is. It's musically appropriate for the era, and unabashedly lyrics for smart people comfortable with abatract concepts, diffuse meanings unascribed to the author and intentionally left to the listener to assemble their own meaning into it. Man, I'm way too tired to do all that. Genre Impact: Very High (TH is their own genre) Decade Impact: Medium Absolute Impact: Low Listenability: Medium Relistenability: Low

I really liked what I heard. Listening tobit made me realize I know almost nothing about OG Punk Music. And that is a crying shame. This album will be my stepping stone to it. Genre Impact: unk. Decade (Relative) Impact: unk. Absolute Impact: unk. Listenability: High Re-listenability: High

Good blues. Genre impact: Low Decade impact: Low Absolute impact: Low Listenability: High Re-listenability: Med